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Architects Welcome You To The “Devil’s Island“

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October 31, 2011
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This one completely crept up on me, but apparently Architects - former darlings of the British tech-metal scene until that unfortunate incident in January - have been teasing a new track since last night, and... Read More...
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…But Ali Dino’s Back In Architects!

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July 7, 2011
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Okay, so this one is a couple of days old, but I think it's still worth mentioning for those of you who haven't heard yet. Alex Dean, founding member and bassist of UK tech-metal outift Architects, left the ... Read More...
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Architects – The Here and Now

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January 17, 2011
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Architects The Here and Now 01. Day In Day Out 02. Learn To Live 03. Delete, Rewind 04. BTN 05. An Open Letter To Myself 06. The Blues 07. Red Eyes 08. Stay Young Forever 09. Heartburn 10. Year In Ye... Read More...
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Listen To New Architects Album On Myspace!

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January 17, 2011
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Well, sorta. As I'm writing this (at 3:45 AM), the songs are up but not available for playback. I didn't happen to just stumble upon their Myspace this late at night, it was the record label posting on Face... Read More...
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Catch New Architects Track ‘Delete, Rewind‘ Ahead Of Album Release

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January 10, 2011
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So word on the street is there's a new Architects album out this month. Same word calls it The Here and Now - and right here and now, if you're interested, you can listen to track 3 'Delete, Rewind' on thei... Read More...
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Architects Premiere Full Video For ‘Day In, Day Out‘

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November 30, 2010
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Following yesterday's announcement of the release date for Architects' upcoming album The Here And Now, they have today premiered the promo video for 'Day In, Day Out' on Altpress.com Not much smiling go... Read More...
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Forthcoming Architects Album Gets Release Date, Begin Obligatory Webisode Series

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November 29, 2010
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The Here and Now, Architects' forthcoming album, has been given an official release date: January 24th in Europe, 25th in North America on Century Media Records. This is slightly sooner than I though, but I'm n... Read More...

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